Map of Brindisi

Brindisi, thanks to its strategic location and port, has played a crucial role in history, especially during ancient Rome. The port of Brindisi was used as a boarding point towards the East and represented the end of the famous Appian Way, as symbolized by the column still present near the port. The Roman remains found in the surrounding seabeds are preserved in the city's archaeological museum. This maritime position made Brindisi a fundamental naval base for Rome during its expansion campaigns. Considering its historical importance and its proximity to Ostuni, only 35 km away, Brindisi is definitely worth a visit during your stay at our B&B. The car journey takes about 30 minutes.

Agriturismo Salinola, near Brindisi, offers B&B, half-board, and residence with family rooms. Warm welcome and tourist information available.